WIRE — In 1986, Tony Oteng-Gyasi was sitting on the kind of career most Ghanaians would have held onto for dear life. Nine years into British Petroleums Ghana operation, rising fast through executive marketing roles, with his employers making it clear he was being groomed for the very top of the company. Then he resigned, not because
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